Given that <span>∆ABC rotates around point D to create ∆A′B′C′. </span> <span>Line BC is a horizontal line such that the length of BC is 2 units. Also line AB is a vertical line such that the length of AB is 3 units.
Based on the position of B'C', shown in the figure, the coordinates of A′ are will be vertical to the cordinate of B' going downwards with a length of 3 units. This means that the x-value of the coordinate of A' is the same as that of B' but the y-value of the coordinate of A' is 3 units less than that of B'.
The coordinate of B' is (4, 4). Therefore, the coordinate of A' is (4, 4 - 3) = (4, 1).</span>
